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institutional forbearance: a standalone construct

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Comparative politics

the informal norm of restraint in which politicians avoid using their legal powers to the full in ways that would violate the spirit of the rules.

In comparative politics, institutional forbearance refers to the informal norm of restraint in which politicians avoid using their legal powers to the full in ways that would violate the spirit of the rules. This meaning comes from Levitsky (2017) in How Democracies Die.[1]

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  1. Levitsky, S., & Ziblatt, D. (2017). How Democracies Die. VIKIN. ISBN 9780241317990

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